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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1949
Page
9
A compact 34 by 34 foot two bedroom home with 1081 square feet and 10 810 cubic feet volume features a gravel base radiant heat with hot water pipes, nine closets, central hall access, and a potential center closet fireplace option. Walls are frame with option for concrete block and roof joists double as ceiling joists.
National Safety Council identifies yards as the second most dangerous area of home premises in a study of Louisiana and Nassau County. Falls are the leading cause of death. Emphasizes safety planning for entire home. Recommendations include repairing porches and steps, lighting, sheltering roofed steps, guarding cisterns and holes, keeping tools and rubbish picked up, maintaining ladders, and placing clothes lines six feet high away from sidewalks.
Michigan wildlife officials estimate about 80 600 big game animals in the state, mostly white tailed deer. The count reflects deer abundance and hunting prospects for the season.
A group including Nantes Bdrm Crenshaw Carre and Elwin Simmons visited Charles Simmons in Spanish Fork and returned him home hospitalized in Vernal with doctor’s consent. Mrs. George Richens and Clive Williams travel to Provo to visit John and Grace Williams parents. Jerome and Mrs Goodrich learn their two year old grandson Dickie Goodrich broke his legs last Tuesday while playing with other children. he is son of Sgt and Mrs Halver Goodrich of Pocatello Idaho. Miss Milt Barney, guest at Grace Manwaring’s, heads to Salt Lake City for conference then to Safford Arizona. Ward attendees at conference include Bishop J Ross Merrell, B Vere Wilson, Ashel Manwaring, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bascom, Irvin Haws. Mrs Laura Evans returns from Provo after visiting son and family. Mrs Lyle Gibson and children visiting relatives in Orderville and Hurricane. Camp Porter DUP met at Captain Lois Walker’s Friday for monthly meeting. Mrs Heber Powell gave lesson. pioneer stories shared. refreshments served. Sacrament meeting speakers were Ina Chivers and A G Goodrich.
Dr Layne Perry a Tulsa capitalist is investigating likely sites at Moab for a custom mill to treat uranium ores. He notes lime content has blocked milling of some ores though some bodies contain up to 20 percent lime. He expects to overcome this hurdle with the new plant.
Reports from Millard and Carbon counties describe a ring tailed animal resembling a raccoon or a small cat, named Bassaricus or Cacomixle, length about 28 inches with a 16 inch tail, sparking talk of new Utah species. State publicity officials seek clarification while GE suggests space saving dual lighting using a single lamp for two seating areas.
A design note on swing-arm lamps advises positioning near heavy lounge chairs and at rear chair corners. The lamp shade should sit below eye level, with the arm extended over the piano keys when the player sits at the spinet.
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